Baylor Teams Face NCAA Sanctions

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Vol. 113 No. 42 © 2012, Baylor University In Print >> Find inner warrior Baylor teams face NCAA sanctions Warrior Dash to challenge runners’ endurance and fund By Tyler Alley with its obligations under NCAA missible” due to restrictions in to the Division I Manual. From tablished by the association and raise for St. Jude Sports Editor legislation and therefore the Uni- the NCAA Division I Manual. For there, the school is allowed un- our membership expects those Page 5 versity, and its officials, will make men’s basketball, an institution is limited phone calls. who do not follow the rules will Baylor could face NCAA sanc- no comment,” said Nick Joos, allowed to make one phone call Once a school has reached be held accountable,” he said in tions after a three-year investiga- Baylor’s executive associate ath- per month to an individual or his its limit of calls to a prospective a statement. >> Bears hit home run tion revealed the men’s and wom- letic director for external affairs, parents/guardians between his student-athlete, an institution The investigation began in Baseball wins against en’s basketball programs made in an official statement. sophomore and junior year and may not initiate another phone 2008 during the recruitment of University of Louisiana- 738 impermissible text messages Baylor self-imposed penalties two calls per week during his se- call. This could be how many of a current Baylor women’s bas- Monroe 5-7 at the Ballpark and 528 impermissible phone following the 2008 investigation nior year. Baylor’s phone calls were deemed ketball player, junior Brittney Tuesday calls to recruits. but the NCAA can now decide to In women’s basketball, an impermissible. Griner. Members of the coach- The investigation was made add harsher penalties as it sees fit. institution is allowed “one tele- Text messages to recruits are ing staff spoke with Griner and Page 6 her father about the basketball public in an ESPN.com story Men’s basketball head coach phone call during the month of prohibited. program, academic requirements Monday, citing an NCAA report Scott Drew, women’s head coach April of the individual’s junior NCAA president Mark Em- and the school in general both >> Protecting homefront the website had obtained. Kim Mulkey and their assistant year in high school on or after the mert said the NCAA would not before and after Baylor’s 2007 Baylor ITS to fend off “Regarding today’s premature coaches were said to be involved Thursday after the conclusion of comment on the case because it’s women’s basketball elite camp, malware affecting 600,000 public reports of the matter, the in the calls and texts, according the NCAA Division I Women’s still under review, according to according to the article on ESPN. Mac computers worldwide institution remains committed to the summary disposition ob- Final Four,” as well as one the fol- the Associated Press. com. This contact is a violation of Page 8 to protecting the integrity of the tained by ESPN.com. lowing May, two phone calls in “However, each member totality of the case in accordance The calls are deemed “imper- June and three in July, according agrees to abide by the rules es- SEE NCAA, page 8

Viewpoints “Take a second New local retailer appeals to nature lovers and imagine an By Rob Bradfield 18-story building. Staff Writer The Alico Building Waco’s newest downtown stands at 22 stories, retail option gives students and residents an easy way to enjoy the so start there for outdoors. a reference. Next, Outdoor Waco, owned by Ryan Gibson and Mark Owen, expand that opened its doors Monday, with a building over 434 grand opening scheduled for Sat- urday. acres (just under The combination camping two times the size store, bike shop, sports equipment shop, coffee shop and equipment of our campus), rental store is located on the cor- and imagine it ner of Franklin Avenue and Uni- versity Parks Drive, between Bay- is no longer a lor, downtown, the Brazos River building or a huge and Cameron Park. The store’s grand opening on shopping mall. It’s Saturday will feature discounted a landfill that has equipment rentals, appearances by brand representatives and a conveniently located chance to win either a bicycle or next door.” a $500 shopping spree. The store has distributed fli- Page 2 Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor ers offering customers discounted drink prices at the grand opening, After recently opening on Monday, Outdoor Waco General Manager Trinity Robb plays with a woven Frisbee while meeting and greeting store customers. Outdoor Waco offers rental and purchasable gear for many of Waco’s outdoor activities, including paddle boards, kayaks, bikes, longboards Bear Briefs and are offering a free Outdoor and camping gear. Waco T-shirt with every purchase The place to go to know over $20. the places to go Outdoor Waco was originally entity designed to help Wacoans Brazos River],” said Trinity Robb, Outdoor Waco is the first lo- the first store to offer paddle intended to be a conveniently lo- and Baylor students get outside. Outdoor Waco’s general man- cal shop to combine a specialty board rentals, bicycle rentals and Horses all day cated bicycle and bicycle repair “Waco has two unique fea- ager. “We’ve seen those as camping/outdoor store and a The Women’s Equestrian tures [Cameron Park and the being underutilized.” specialty bicycle shop. It’s also shop, but soon became a unique SEE OUTDOOR, page 8 National Championships will be held all day Thursday through Saturday at the Extraco Google’s Faculty Senate Events Center. The championship will begin art site at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday votes to allow and continue through Saturday with the draws BU crowning of champions ‘minus’ grades at 5:30 p.m. This event is open and admission is audience By Daniel C. Houston Some members, she said, ex- Staff Writer pressed concern about whether a free to the public. By Mallory Hisler C-minus grade would still grant Reporter The Faculty Senate voted to students the 2.0 grade point aver- City to honor WBB recommend allowing professors age needed for credit within their Seeing a great work of art from Baylor and the city of to award “minus” grades — like major fields of study. the Uffizi Gallery in Florence Waco will host a down- A-minus, B-minus, etc. — in “We will recommend to the more clearly on your laptop than town parade along Austin addition to the traditional plus provost that minuses now be in- in person seems unrealistic. Avenue starting at 5:30 courtesy photo grading system, leaving the pro- cluded,” Beck said, “but we also But Google Art Project is hop- p.m. Monday, mov- Van Gogh’s Starry Night is one of the many paintings featured on the vost’s office with the final say over hope to recommend GPA equiva- ing to make viewing art as simple Google Art project website. The website, www.googleartproject.com, of- ing from 11th Sreet and whether to change university lents so that a B-plus is this many as that. fers online tours as well as galleries. Austin Avenue down to grading policy. points and a C-minus is this many “Users can explore a wide The Senate made the recom- points if the professor chooses to Waco City Hall at Heritage ited to one type of art, but displays lecturer in art history, appreciates range of artworks at brushstroke- mendation during its Tuesday give those.” Square. The event will many mediums, including sculp- level detail, take a virtual tour of the site, but said important infor- meeting following a presentation Beck said the GPA recommen- allow the entire commu- a museum and even build their tures, Brazilian grafitti and Afri- mation is missing that should be from Dr. Douglas Henry, associ- dations will likely be determined nity of Waco to show their own collections to share,” accord- can rock art. provided with the images. ate professor of philosophy and at Senate’s next meeting in May. appreciation for the Baylor ing to the website’s information. “Our partners cover huge “The biggest shortcoming is co-chair of the University Under- Henry said his committee’s Lady Bears bringing home The site, which began in 2011 ranges — not just paintings,” Hill the dimensions [not being posted graduate Curriculum Committee. proposal was influenced in part the NCAA Women’s with 17 collections, has grown sig- said. “There is just a huge diver- with the images],” Pope said. “Having a minus-grade option by studying the grading policies Basketball National nificantly since its launch. Google sity and breadth of different kinds Hill said Google welcomes in- alongside the plus-grade option of other universities around the Championship trophy. announced April 3 that the Art of content.” put on the project. first and foremost will allow fac- nation. Project now includes works from The site provides some works “We are continuing to ex- ulty to more accurately represent “There is no university that has more than 151 collections. in a super-high-resolution im- pand and encourage feedback,” students’ academic accomplish- only pluses as far as we’ve been Jamie Hill, a Google spokes- age using gigapixel technology, Hill said. ments,” Henry told the Lariat af- able to determine,” Henry said. person, said she hopes a wide Hill said. Google also provided She said users can pass along ter the closed meeting. “So if you “So another good reason for con- range of people will use the site. technology to the museums that input by emailing press@google. want to think about it in terms of sidering this is observance of best “We want everyone who wants allowed them to create a virtual com or give feedback through giving credit where credit’s due, practices in student assessment. to use Art Project to be able to use walk-through of some parts of the Google+ page for Google Art having that option will allow that We seem to be an outlier and an it — from elementary to AP art their collections. Project. to happen.” anomaly, so, one way or another, history to art history in college,” “Essentially, we took street Pope also said the site does not The Senate, however, is still it seems sound academic policy to Hill said. “We are also excited for view from Google mapping tech- list the medium used in the works considering the implications of have a system that is normal.” such a system, according to its people who have an interest in art nology and brought it indoors,” but otherwise serves as a good re- Despite the hesitation of some to look at it.” Hill explained. chair Dr. Rosalie Beck, professor baylorlariat.com Google Art Project is not lim- Dr. Karen Pope, Baylor senior SEE GOOGLE, page 8 of religion. SEE FACULTY, page 8

Newspaper of the Year | Texas APME TheLariat Best Student Newspaper | Houston Press Club WEDNESDAY | APRIL, 11 2012 | the Opinion 2 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Multiple parties guilty in pepper spray incident

Editorial

It’s hard to turn a blind eye when, for the second time in recent memory, college students in California have been pepper sprayed.

“When you break down the causes and effects of the protest, all the groups involved all could have handled the situation better.”

This time it happened last Wednesday at Santa Monica College. As many as 30 protesters were pepper sprayed as they tried to confront administrators over a set of proposed courses, which would cost nearly four times the college’s current tuition rate. Administrators planned on institut- ing a new set of core classes, available to students after the normal set of classes fill up. The classes, however, run for $200 per semester unit (equivalent to a semester hour), which totals roughly four times the $46 per semester unit cost for in-state residents. Unhappy and concerned that the new classes might create a two-tier system that favors wealthy students, students gathered outside a room last Wednesday where administrators discussed the plan. The protesters grew restless when only a few students were allowed in the meeting room, and they then forced their way into the room, prompting the administrators to call campus police. To keep the protesters out of the meeting room, police resorted to pepper spray. Amateur video and Associated earlier in registration. Start a petition. Contact local repre- Press photos reached the Internet, and The thought of that worries us as we sentatives. Take your story to media out- from there opinions have poured in on picture Baylor split into two tiers — one lets always thirsty for stories dealing with everything ranging from police brutality group that accepts they might have to injustices. to the right to affordable or free educa- wait a semester to take a particular class, Using physical force might get peo- tion. and the other group that pays double to ple’s attention, but that can be negative, When you break down the causes and forgo the wait and take the class when especially when there are more impactful effects of the protest, the groups involved they want. ways to convey a message. all could have handled the situation bet- Let’s also observe the method used In the three days following the pep- ter. to repel the Santa Monica protesters per spray incident, Santa Monica stu- We’ll start with the catalyst of the — it just wasn’t necessary. Students in dents did find less confrontational ways protest. We agree wholeheartedly with the hallway outside the administrators’ to protest the administration. Students the protesters and hope this kind of class meeting room also suffered from the protested outside the president’s of- pricing doesn’t spread to other universi- pepper spray, and even administrators fice (without barging their way in) and ties. couldn’t escape the spray. That’s not hard wrote requests for an on-campus refer- Imagine Baylor pricing its classes by to believe considering how easily pepper endum. semester hour, and then think about core spray infiltrates a room and affects every- The students’ dissent might work. On classes being offered at two different pric- one in range. Friday, Santa Monica’s board of trust- es. One set costs the normal $1,197 per Despite their legitimate concerns and ees voted to postpone the class pricing semester hour, and the other core classes right to protest, however, we can’t let plan, and the board will further pursue cost twice that amount. some of these students off the hook. We community input before a decision is Yes, there are students who could af- understand the mob mentality inherent reached. ford at least a few classes at $2,397 per in an emotionally charged protest, but We hope Santa Monica makes the de- Associated Press hour, and they would pay that amount bursting into a restricted room isn’t the cision to keep its education priced fairly Kayleigh Wade, 19, wears a T-shirt last Wednesday in protest of last Tuesday night’s if it meant getting into a class that filled way to voice your concerns. to all students. It’s the right thing to do. pepper spray incident at Santa Monica College. Hempstead, Prairie View deserve to exist landfill-free of Waller County’s question- be contaminated. Hempstead On behalf of Hempstead and Guest Column able political leadership. Look stands to lose its small businesses, Prairie View A&M, I urge you to Your turn to rise up up Green Group Holdings’ list of its potential for future economic visit stophwy6landfill.com and paid lobbyists. They have both the growth and the creation of much- more importantly, sign the peti- Take a second and imagine You can make a difference and help keep the money and political influence to needed jobs. tion found on whitehouse.gov/ and an 18 story building. The proposed landfill out of Hempstead: overwhelm this community’s ef- On top of the potential de- petitions (click “View Petitions” Alico Building stands at 22 sto- forts to oppose the Pintail Landfill. struction of Hempstead, Prai- then search “landfill”) for an in- • Visit ries, so start there for a reference. whitehouse.gov/petitions The Pintail Landfill will bring rie View A&M stands to lose its quiry from the federal level that Next, expand that building over • Click “view petitions.” in trash primarily from Houston growing reputation and draw will ensure justice for the citi- 434 acres (just under two times • Search “landfill” and the surrounding area. Less for students in the area. Can you zens of Hempstead and students the size of our campus), and than 5 percent of the trash will imagine the pain of being labeled of Prairie View A&M. The town imagine it is no longer a building The petition still needs thousands of votes. come from Waller County. The “The Landfill School”? of around 5,000 needs to collect or a huge shopping mall. proposed Pintail Landfill will Like so many of my fellow 25,000 signatures by April 25 to It’s a landfill that has conve- annual watermelon festival. With Waco’s 100,000-plus population), have a bigger footprint than the Baylor students, I love the idea of receive this important help. niently located next door. an annual household income largely minority population and entire town and will be within helping the voiceless. The social If the social justice wave On the way to Houston from 38 percent below the Texas me- low income level, the citizens lack one mile of Hempstead, two miles justice wave often carries us to sweeps through Central Texas, Waco, Highway 6 meets 290 and dian, and almost a quarter of the a voice. of the Waller County Courthouse, fight for our neighbors abroad, we can keep a landfill out of our passes, without fanfare, by the citizens living below the poverty Hempstead is fighting a battle three miles of their schools and but today this opportunity that is neighbors’ home. small town of Hempstead. This level, Hempstead’s demograph- against the Pintail Landfill and four miles of the historic Prairie much more tangible, and much land lacks the allure of a big city, ics resemble those of Waco with Green Group Holdings. Green View A&M University. As for the closer. Prairie View A&M already Jared Brimberry is a senior fi- is home to only 5,770 and boasts one notable exception: Due to Group Holdings began plans for environment, there is the risk that understands that and is fighting nance and economics major from only of Frazier’s Concrete and the the town’s small size (compared to the landfill with only the consent the ground and surface water may the fight I urge you to join. Katy.

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Romney to claim victory in the strength in Iowa and Gingrich The five are in the top 10 most battle for the Republican presiden- in South Carolina early this year. competitive since 2000, and were tial nomination Tuesday, giving up Then Santorum kept on, memo- all carried by Obama four years his “against all odds” campaign as rably winning three Southern pri- ago. Romney’s tenacious conservative maries. Other more typically Repub- rival. Obama has turned squarely to lican-performing battlegrounds Santorum’s withdrawal sets face Romney, recently assailing Romney is eyeing at returning to up what is sure to be an acrimo- him by name, as his campaign has the GOP column include Colora- nious seven-month fight for the worked to paint Romney as a rich do, Virginia and North Carolina, presidency between Romney, the elitist who will win the nomination which Obama flipped after con- former Massachusetts governor, only because he buried his oppo- secutive GOP victories. and Democratic President Barack nents under millions of dollars in So far, polling shows people Obama, with a focus on the still- negative advertising. tend to like Obama more than troubled economy. In response, a Romney cam- Romney. Yet the public’s top issue “This has been a good day for paign spokeswoman insisted that is also Obama’s biggest vulnerabil- me,” Romney said to his support- “for Mitt Romney, this race has ity. ers in Wilmington, Del., saying he always been about defeating Presi- Despite recent improvements believes Santorum “will continue dent Obama and getting Ameri- in the public’s outlook, ratings of to have a major role” in the Repub- cans back to work.” Associated Press Obama’s handling of the economy lican Party. Now, Romney must rise to the Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum turns to his wife Karen, left, after announcing he is suspending his remain in negative territory. Ac- “This game is a long, long, long daunting challenge of taking on candidacy for the presidency Tuesday in Gettysburg, Pa. cording to a Washington Post- way from over,” Santorum said as an incumbent president backed ABC News poll released Tuesday, he bowed out of the contest with by what’s expected to be one of gists that waged the primary. The February, Federal Election Com- party nominee. Romney and Obama are about Romney. “We are going to con- the most sophisticated re-election campaign will also need to ramp mission records show. Romney’s Romney trails Obama in orga- even on which candidate Ameri- tinue to go out there and fight to campaigns in history. Longtime up the process to vet possible vice campaign had about $7.2 million. nizing in some key battleground cans trust more to handle the make sure that we defeat President Republican strategist Ed Gillespie presidential picks. Those filings show Romney has states such as Ohio and Florida, economy. Barack Obama.” joined the Romney campaign this Obama’s campaign has a size- a fifth the paid staff of Obama’s though Romney aides point to net- Kasie Hunt, Ben Feller, Jenni- Romney has tried to ignore his month to help, but the team hasn’t able cash advantage over Rom- campaign. He has yet to tap the works of supporters and volunteers fer Agiesta, Jack Gillum, Charles GOP rivals and campaign against been able to expand much beyond ney’s, having more than $84 mil- resources of the Republican Party that remain in place since his win- Babington and Thomas Beaumont the president since he first entered the small core group of loyal strate- lion in the bank at the end of that will become available to the ning primary campaigns in the two contributed to this report. Zimmerman’s lawyers withdraw from shooting case By Kyle Hightower “As of the last couple days he Zimmerman since Sunday. Since innocence and that they would going on. We’re concerned for his usual, and it will be controversial, Associated Press has not returned phone calls, text then, they said they learned he probably represent him again if emotional and physical safety.” for counsel to describe their cli- messages or emails,” attorney Craig spoke to special prosecutor Angela he contacted them and requested Ben Crump, an attorney for ent’s erratic behavior,” Coffey said. SANFORD, Fla. — The Tray- Sonner said at a news conference Corey’s office and to Fox TV host it. They said Zimmerman is in the Martin’s family, said they are wor- “In the court of public opinion, the von Martin case took a bizarre outside the courthouse. “He’s gone Sean Hannity without consulting U.S., but wouldn’t say where be- ried that Zimmerman might flee if press conference was not helpful turn Tuesday when George Zim- on his own. I’m not sure what he’s them in an attempt to give his side cause they fear for his safety. he is charged. for George Zimmerman.” merman’s attorneys said they were doing or who he’s talking to. I can- of the shooting. They said Corey “This has been a terribly corro- “We’re just concerned that no- In a case that has stirred a fu- dropping the neighborhood watch not go forward speaking to the refused to talk to Zimmerman sive process. George Zimmerman, body knows where he is at. No- rious national debate over racial captain as a client, complaining public about George Zimmerman without his attorneys’ consent and in our opinion, and from informa- body knows how to get to him,” profiling and self-defense, Zim- they have lost all contact with him. and this case as representing him Hannity wouldn’t tell them what tion made available to us, is not do- Crump said. merman, 28, shot Martin, 17, af- The lawyers portrayed Zim- because I’ve lost contact with him.” was discussed. ing well emotionally, probably suf- Kendall Coffey, a former U.S. ter he spotted the teen walking merman as erratic and they ex- The split came as a special pros- Zimmerman also set up his fering from post-traumatic stress attorney in Miami who is now in through the gated community in pressed fear for his mental health ecutor neared a decision on wheth- own website, even as the lawyers syndrome. We understand from private practice, questioned the Sanford. under the pressure that has been er to charge Zimmerman with a were creating one for him at his others that he may have lost a lot way the lawyers publicly cast doubt Zimmerman said Martin at- building in the month since he crime in the Feb. 26 shooting. request. of weight,” Uhrig said. “To handle on Zimmerman’s mental stability. tacked him, claiming self-de- shot and killed Martin, an un- Sonner and colleague Hal Uh- Sonner and Uhrig said that it this way suggests that he may not “The lawyers have every right fense under Florida’s “stand your armed black teenager. rig said they had not spoken with they still believe in Zimmerman’s be in complete control of what’s to withdraw, but it’s highly un- ground” law, which gives people WEDNESDAY | APRIL 11, 2012 | the News 4 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com World War I hangar to serve as memorial By Scott Huddleston a World War II veteran who served creating a visual axis similar to a practice countdown in 1967 at tronaut training and development be used for receptions and public San Antonio Express-News in the Army Air Corps and the the National Mall in Washington. Cape Kennedy. of equipment for space missions. events, is the "linchpin" in redevel- Air Force, were relieved to see that Those additions would cost an ad- A study of the 8,700-square- The day before he was assassinated opment of Brooks as a research and SAN ANTONIO — Brooks Brooks officials are committed to ditional $2.5 million to $7 million, foot, 30-foot-tall hangar revealed in 1963, President John F. Kennedy technology center, he said. City-Base officials unveiled a plan preserving the hangar and sur- depending on the level of commu- a need for foundation and window spoke there about the wonders he He noted that the San Antonio Monday to restore a rare wooden rounding area for posterity. nity support. repairs, a new roof and siding, up- saw ahead with the space program. Conservation Society has nomi- World War I aircraft hangar as the "My mind is at ease now, as far The hangar, said to be the last dated electrical and plumbing sys- Hangar 9 now stands as the nated the hangar for the National centerpiece of a memorial plaza as what's going to take place," said remaining wooden hangar in the tems, and upgrades for disability cradle of Brooks' aviation history. Trust for Historic Preservation's honoring pioneers of military avia- Green, 89. nation still in its original loca- access. When it was built, the Army was annual list of the nation's most en- tion and space travel. The cost of needed rehabilita- tion, is the last of 16 hangars built Green said he was among a quickly growing its aviation force dangered historic sites. Rudy Purificato, a longtime tion to the hangar and repairs and as temporary structures at Brooks number of people who attended in response to World War I. It ini- Jakeway vowed to work more military historian who is produc- improvements to the memorial is Field in 1918. By the late 1960s, the meeting out of concern. tially housed primitive machines closely with preservation groups, ing a public television documenta- estimated at $2 million to $3 mil- when the Air Force announced "It would be a cold day in hell of canvas and wood that were and he disputed rumors that the ry series on Brooks to air this year, lion, officials told nearly 100 peo- plans to demolish Hangar 9, it was before I'd allow that hangar to fall flown by early aviators. development authority ever in- called the plan a "grand design" for ple at a community meeting. the only one still standing. Hangar into decline and be demolished. A Sidney J. Brooks Jr., whose re- tended to raze the building or let the historic Hangar 9 and adjacent "And I promise we're going to 14 at Brooks had been destroyed by lot of people feel that way," he said. mains are entombed at the memo- it decay. Sidney Brooks Memorial, where get that done. We have to," said fire in 1962. To many, the hangar symbol- rial, died at age 22 in a 1917 crash Manuel Palaez-Prada, chair- the base's namesake is buried. Don Jakeway, president and CEO The Bexar County Historical izes the spirit of such famed avia- at Kelly Field. He was the first San man of the BDA board, reaffirmed "It's a wonderful design and of the Brooks Development Au- Society raised money for a 1969 tors as Claire Chennault, Charles Antonian killed in an aviation ac- the authority's commitment to be concept for one of the unique his- thority. restoration of Hangar 9. It was Lindbergh and Jimmy Doolittle, cident during the war. "stewards of historic tradition" torical sites in the United States," A larger scheme envisions named the Edward White II Mu- who trained there and made up Jakeway, of the Brooks Devel- while redeveloping the base as a said Purificato, who has collected tree-lined paths, spacious lawns seum of Aerospace Medicine, in America's leading aviation corps of opment Authority, said Monday's center for health care, energy, tech- stories and interviews from the and a modern community center memory of the astronaut from World War II. meeting was the first of many to nology and related fields. base's long, colorful past. near the historic hangar, with the San Antonio who was one of three Brooks later became a center for get feedback on priorities for the "It is important to make sure we Others, such as Tommy Green, Brooks Memorial in the middle, killed in an Apollo 1 fire during research on the effects of flying, -as project. The hangar, which could respect history," he said.

Associated Press This image provided by The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recov- ery and displayed at a U.S. State Department news conference on March 20 could soon help uncover the fate of American aviator Amelia Earhart. Explorer hunts Earhart remains By Ramit Plushnick-Masti time. They surmise the plane was Associated Press washed off the reef shortly after landing and that the wreckage may HOUSTON — Jon Thompson be in the deep waters nearby. That has traveled the world collecting is what they will look for during art and artifacts for museum ex- their 10-day expedition in July. hibits, seen the remains of the Ti- Conspiracy theories that Ear- tanic on the sea floor and partici- hart and Noonan were U.S. gov- pated in two unsuccessful missions ernment agents captured by the to find Amelia Earhart. Japanese before the World War II Now 72 and battling prostate have been largely debunked. cancer, Thompson is convinced Thompson and his group plan he and a team from deep-sea ex- to spend two months searching ploration company Nauticos will a 400- to 600-square-mile area finally be successful in finding within 20 miles of Howland Is- the Kansas-born aviator's plane, land. It's the final section of an area which disappeared with Earhart where research from three institu- and navigator Fred Noonan in July tions suggests the plane could have 1937. He's among the researchers crashed. Thompson's two previ- looking for Earhart as the 75th ous missions searched about 2,200 anniversary of her disappearance square miles nearby. approaches, and competition be- Before fall, Thompson will tween search parties is fierce. complete proton therapy treatment "Admittedly, it's a needle in a for prostate cancer at Houston's haystack, but with the technology MD Anderson Cancer Center. He we have employed and the brains will also work with students at we have involved, if we don't find the University of Texas' Cockrell it, no one will," Thompson said. School of Engineering to analyze Theories about what happened two theories about Earhart. to Earhart and Noonan are var- One investigates how far the ied. They disappeared while fly- plane would glide before sinking ing from New Guinea to Howland based on ocean drifts and other Island as part of the adventurer's aspects of crashing on water. The attempt to become the first female other looks at where the aircraft pilot to circumnavigate the globe. could have flipped and broken Last month, the International on impact if Earhart were too ex- Group for Historic Aircraft, head- hausted and weak to operate the ed by longtime Earhart seeker Ric machine. Gillespie, said a U.S. State Depart- Vishnu Jyothindran, a senior ment analysis of an image off the studying aerospace engineering remote island of Nikumaroro, in who is leading the research, is ex- what is now the Pacific nation of cited by the uncertainty. Kiribati, looks like it could be air- "In class, you expect you'll get craft landing gear. Gillespie's team a question that you can solve with will return in July to renew its data in the textbook," he said in search. a statement. "We don't have that A few months later, Thompson guarantee here and that's unfortu- will be a sonar operator on a ship nate, but it's also just reality." headed by David Jourdan, a deep- If artifacts are found, Thomp- sea explorer who used high-tech son already knows what the ex- equipment in 1999 to find the Is- hibit would look like. The arti- raeli submarine, the Dakar, which facts would travel on a three-story went missing in 1968. barge and dock at dozens of North "It seems to be the greatest un- American cities. It would be called solved mystery of the last century," "Patience, Persistence, Passion." Thompson said. Visitors would enter an area that Thompson and Jourdan are looks like Earhart's childhood among the many historians and home, go through a portion show- researchers who believe Earhart's casing technology that helped find plane crashed into the ocean, the crash site, and finally go into a which they say explains why ex- place where the aircraft — or a rep- tensive searches shortly after the lica of it — would be displayed. disappearance failed to uncover Human remains and any wood remains or debris. would have disintegrated at 18,000 Gillespie's group believes Ear- feet, Thompson said. But Earhart's hart and Noonan may have man- jewelry, helmet and even her leath- aged to land on a reef abutting er jacket could still be found. the atoll, then known as Gardner "I hope we still find it strapped in Island, and survived for a short the seat belt," he says, grinning. WEDNESDAY | APRIL 11, 2012* www.baylorlariat.com Arts & Entertainment the Baylor Lariat|5 Warrior Dash fights for charity, strength By Jamie Lim get participants running, ducking, the opportunity to raise money for Reporter climbing and crashing through a St. Jude Children’s Research Hos- course that will test every muscle pital.” For most runners, 3 miles is in their body.” If participants were successful nothing. What about a 3.24-mile Runners are expected to com- with their fundraising, they were race with water, fire and run-down plete all 14 obstacles. If for any rea- given access to the St. Jude Warrior trailers blocking your way? Yes, son a runner fails to complete an tent. trailers. Now that’s a challenge. obstacle, he or she will be disquali- Within the tent will be free food The Warrior Dash, an event fied from any awards. and drinks, bag check and private hosted by Red Frog Events, is the However, all runners, including showers and bathrooms. world’s largest running series. those who don’t overcome every “Warrior Dash hopes to raise The race challenges participants obstacle, will receive their finisher more than $1 million for St. Jude to challenge themselves, not only medals. Children’s Research Hospital with physically, but mentally as well. “In terms of rating mud runs, the help of the 2012 participants,” “Warrior Dash is not your this is really cool,” Lipscomb said, Alley said. standard 5K race,” Warrior Dash “There are some tougher ones out If runners choose not to par- McClatchy-Newspapers race director Kendra Alley said. there that are geared more towards take in the St. Jude Warriors Pro- The two volumes of the “Kill Bill” franchise, among other films, were distributed by Miramax Films, which is now “Whether it’s a superhero, me- really athletic people. This one is gram, they will still be able to get being sued by film producer David Bergstein. Bergstein claims he is owed money from previous negotiations. dieval knight or Smurf, Warrior more accommodating for a broad- training tips for the race. Dash gives people the opportunity er spectrum of the public.” On the Warrior Dash’s official to express their inner warrior. It’s The price for participants was website, it provides helpful train- the freedom to let loose, dress up $75 for April 21 and $65 for April ing videos for legs, upper body, full in costumes, eat a turkey leg, get 22. These prices also covered the body and more. Producer Bergstein sues muddy. That makes you fall in love package participants will pick up Those who did not register with Warrior Dash.” on the day of their race. for racing are still encouraged to There are three locations this The package will consist of come to the event. They will be year in Texas: East, North and Cen- a warrior helmet, Warrior Dash able to partake in the festivities at Miramax studio owners tral. For those ready to take on the shirt, custom finisher medal, run- the event, which include live music challenge, the next race will be held ner bib with safety pins, chip timer and food. By Ben Fritz 2010 for $660 million. The Qatari cut out because he has been the April 21 and 22 at DFW Adventure and any other merchandise pur- The bands for the North Texas McClatchy Newspapers government’s Qatar Holdings and subject of negative news coverage Park in North Texas. chased online. Warrior Dash will be Live 80 and Ron Tutor — chief of construc- related to his legal troubles from Larry Lipscomb, the owner of Furthermore, runners will also Da Hit Mob. Troubled film financier David tion firm Tutor-Perini Corp. and a a string of troubled companies DFW Adventure Park, described receive a post-run snack of banan- Registration for the race was Bergstein has sued the owners of longtime associate of Bergstein — and business deals in which he has the event as huge. as and water. only available online at warrior- Miramax, alleging that they denied also have stakes in Filmyard. been involved. “[Warrior Dash has] an enor- Participants also have the op- dash.com. When registering, a him money and an equity stake It was not clear what role Berg- “Unable to alienate their lender mous following and enormous portunity to become a St. Jude participant had to choose a wave owed for his role in the acquisition stein played in the acquisition, and principal investor on the one turnout. I have 170 acres here, Warrior. time, which is the time he or she of the film label from Walt Disney except that he was working with hand and unable to make the deal but it couldn’t handle all the park- This program encourages St. will begin the race. Wave times are Co. in 2010. Tutor before Colony joined the work without Bergstein’s efforts ing that would have to be done on Jude Warriors to fundraise at least from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 30-minute The suit, filed Monday in L.A. acquisition team in July 2010. In — Defendants chose instead to that,” Lipscomb said. $250. intervals. Superior Court by the law firm the suit, Bergstein says he initi- merely lie to their lenders and in- Before racers can cross the fin- The program will also provide Each wave time will consist of Weingarten Brown, contends that ated talks with Disney, which had vestors and to Bergstein until they ish line, they will have to overcome fundraising and training tips to runners from each age division. Bergstein — who has been in- already put Miramax up for sale, no longer needed him,” the com- 14 obstacles. those who choose to be a St. Jude There are five different age divi- volved in dozens of lawsuits, many and negotiated the structure of the plaint states. Participants will have to climb Warrior. sions for men and women: 14-19, related to his activities in the film deal. At a summer 2011 meeting, it cargo nets, crawl under barbed “Great Urban Race, which is 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and business — played a crucial role He alleges that for his work says, “Nanula threatened Bergstein wire and leap over fire. another one of our running series, 60+. in the deal to acquire Miramax. It he was promised two separate that if he continued to pursue his “Each Warrior Dash venue has sponsored St. Jude Children’s Re- For those interested in racing asserts that Santa Monica, Calif., $6.1-million fees, one at closing documented rights, Nanula would new challenges and obstacles,” Al- search hospital since 2007 and we but did not make the deadline this private equity firm Colony Capi- and another when certain condi- ensure Bergstein would ‘never see ley said. “Race directors see the site wanted to make a larger impact,” year, there will be another Warrior tal, one of Miramax’s new owners, tions were met, plus a 5 percent a penny.’” and then work with contractors to Alley said. “Now all three of our Dash in Central Texas on Novem- and its principal Richard Nanula equity stake in Filmyard. At the A spokeswoman for Miramax utilize the land in the best way to running series gives participants ber 10. conspired to deny Bergstein a urging of Tutor and Colony chief and Colony said her clients had $6.1-million fee and 3.3 percent Tom Barrack, the complaint says, not been served with the lawsuit stake they agreed to provide him as Bergstein later agreed to reduce his and had no comment. part of the purchase. stake to 3.33 percent. Reached by phone, Tutor said Answers at www.baylorlariat.com McClatchy-Tribune “Defendants have lined their Colony declined to provide he was unaware of the lawsuit. “I FUN TIMES own pockets to the tune of tens of Bergstein with any documentation don’t know who owes what,” he Across millions of dollars while reneging as part of his stake or a share of said. “I know there were machina- 1 Great, in slang on the compensation promised to profits when the company was re- tions.” 4 Take as one’s own the individual who made the high- capitalized last fall, the complaint The lawsuit asks for at least $6.1 9 Scenic view ly lucrative deal happen for them,” alleges. In addition, Bergstein million plus the value of Bergstein’s 14 Fifth in NYC, e.g. the lawsuit alleges. says he was not paid his second 3.3 percent stake. It comes three 15 Indian prince Colony and Nanula are named $6.1-million fee when conditions weeks after Miramax’s former chief 16 Indian, e.g. as defendants, as is Filmyard Hold- were met, though he did receive executive, Mike Lang, unexpect- 17 [Quoted verbatim] ings, the holding company that the first payment. edly departed after clashes with the 18 Porterhouse relatives acquired Miramax in December Bergstein contends that he was company’s board and staff. 20 Trading center 22 Without __: pro bono 23 Chop 24 Hannibal Smith underling 28 Dined 29 Polish place 30 MetLife, for one 32 Org. concerned with the word spelled by the starts of 18-, 24-, 36-, 54- and 59-Across 33 Muslim leader 35 Popular dolls 36 Any of five Wolverine films 40 Jeer 43 Geraint’s lady 44 Cookbook abbr. 47 Elite athlete 4 Legal hangings? 39 “__ it my way” 51 Urban skyline standout 5 Little bit 40 Kind of rap 53 Actress Peeples 6 Pancho’s peeper 41 Former Romanian president 54 Some online shoppers 7 Jet age 2011-’12 TV drama 42 Utter nonsense 56 Receive 8 Hoover led it for 37 yrs. 44 Secure behind one’s head, 57 Talker on a perch 9 Political pollsters’ targets as long hair 58 Aid companion 10 Winter glaze 45 Make a mess of 59 Pot holder, perhaps 11 Mollusk named for its pair of 46 Really bugs 64 Reason for gaping long earlike appendages 48 Synagogue 65 Immunity agent 12 Rest 49 “Rock-__ Baby” 66 Porter’s “__ the Top” 13 Responds 50 Actor Quaid and pitcher 67 Dastard 19 Espied Johnson 68 Halos 21 Catch some rays 52 Pharm. watchdog 69 Board game with an excla- 25 Injure severely 55 Internet giant with an excla- mation point in its name 26 Marceau, notably mation point in its name 70 Mil. spud duties 27 Verve 60 According to 31 Don Ho’s instrument 61 “__ Song”: #1 country hit for Down 34 Sra.’s French counterpart Taylor Swift 1 Long-grained Asian rice 36 Crosses (out) 62 Hockey great 2 One skilled in plane talk 37 A student’s GPA blemish 63 Opener on a ring 3 Fiats 38 Caesar’s “I saw” *WEDNESDAY | APRIL 11, 2012 | the Sports 6 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com At a Glance

A quick recap of last Miller returning for his sophomore season weekend’s action and upcoming events By Greg DeVries The news comes on the heels Sports Writer of Jones III’s decision Monday to forgo his junior and senior years Catching fire Freshman Quincy Miller has of eligibility and enter the 2012 No. 8 baseball increased decided to return to Baylor. NBA Draft. Jones III averaged 13.5 its winning streak to 15 “I talked to my mother. My points and 7.6 rebounds per game. mother thought I needed to come “I want to thank Baylor Na- as the Bears swept their back,” Miller said. “I definitely tion for an unbelievable two years,” three-game series with prayed about and I feel like this is Jones III said. “Baylor will always Missouri in Columbia, the best decision for me.” be a second home to me and I look Mo., marking their Miller said that he learned from forward to spending a lot of time in fourth consecutive Big sophomore Perry Jones III’s deci- Waco and working towards finish- sion last year. ing my degree.” 12 series sweep. Baylor “We talked about it and he gave This past season, Jones III was won its first game 3-1 me his best advice. His best advice an Associated Press All-American on Thursday, its second was [to] come back,” Miller said. honorable mention, All-Big 12 game 5-3 on Friday and With Miller returning, Drew is third team according to the coach- optimistic about next season. es, All-Big-12 second team accord- the final game 12-7 on “Baylor Nation is used to good ing to the AP, ESPN.com and the Saturday. Home runs by basketball teams,” Drew said. “I Kansas City Star. He also received senior catcher Josh Ludy know expectations will be high. accolades from United States Bas- and senior outfielder That’s a good thing. That means ketball Writers Association for his Dan Evatt propelled the our program is where it needs to performance in the NCAA Tour- b e .” nament. Bears Saturday. Miller talked about his person- From the time he was a high al goal of becoming a leader next school player in Duncanville, Jones year. has been highly touted. In his Two out of three wins “I was a leader on this year’s freshman year, Jones III averaged No. 23 softball swept team, but I think I can be the lead- similar numbers — 13.9 points and its Friday doubleheader er on next year’s team,” Miller said. 7.2 rebounds per game. Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor against Kansas with a 3-0 “I think we have all of the pieces In his first season as a Bear, again to make a tournament run Jones III was named Freshman and 6-1 win, utilizing Freshman Quincy Miller announces he will return to Baylor for his sophomore season in lieu of entering the NBA to the Final Four. Cut down some All-American first team by Colleg- Draft on Tuesday at Baylor Ballpark. 15 hits and three home nets.” eInsider.com, and second team by runs. The Lady Bears After his press conference, Basketball Times and USBWA. The Despite criticism, he is still pro- history was Ekpe Udoh in 2010 player Perry is, but as I have said then fell to Kansas 6-1 Miller walked to the announcer’s coaches and Dallas Morning News jected to be selected in the top half when the Golden State Warriors before, he is even a better person on Saturday after Kansas booth at Baylor Ballpark to tell named him All-Big 12 second of the NBA Draft. Few people un- picked him sixth overall. and teammate. We will all miss not everyone in attendance about his team, third team by Waco Tribune- derstand Jones’ value to a team like “It was an honor and a privilege having him around, but we look scored all six runs in the decision. The news was met with Herald and Yahoo! Sports, and an head coach Scott Drew. The only to coach Perry Jones III,” Drew forward to him having a very long first two innings. much applause. honorable mention by the AP. other lottery selection in program said. “Everyone knows what a great and successful NBA career.”

Lucky number seven No. 12 women’s tennis Women score win, men finish top five in golf’s weekend defeated Texas A&M 5-2 By Savannah Pullin third career tournament title, sec- 6-over 294, but it was still strong as they compete at the Lady Buck- 861, one of six teams to shoot un- Thursday at the Hurd Reporter ond of the season, with a career- enough for the team to capture the eye Spring Invitation in Columbus, der-par in the final round. Tennis Center and then low 6-under 210. win by eight strokes. Ohio. “I thought the guys played well beat No. 18 Notre Dame Baylor’s men’s and women’s golf “Like I said all week, Jaclyn “Everything we do is working The 27th-ranked men’s team Tuesday,” head coach Greg Priest 6-1 Saturday at Hurd teams both found success over the (Jansen) wants to finish her senior towards the postseason,” Goble finished fifth in The Woodlands said. “We had a lot of birdies, but Easter weekend. year strong,” first-year head coach said. “We have one more spring All-American Intercollegiate in the thing[s] that hurt us the most to increase its winning The No. 17 Lady Bears captured Jay Goble said in a press release. event left at Ohio State and that The Woodlands on Monday and were the big numbers. We had too streak to seven games. their third tournament win of the “She’s definitely shown that so far will give us a chance to work on Tuesday, the team’s eighth top-five many triple bogeys. We had a really Baylor swept doubles season Sunday at Bancorp South in the spring through her work our weaknesses. To get a win this finish this season. good round, but we let it slip away.” against the Irish and lost Rebel Intercollegiate in Oxford, ethic. Her hard work has definitely late in the year before the postsea- Entering the second day of play, The men will conclude their Miss. paid off. She was pretty awesome son is a momentum-booster.” the Bears were tied for seventh spring schedule the same weekend all but one of its singles Leading the pack was senior on the course all week.” The Lady Bears will close out place. as the women in College Station at matches. Jaclyn Jansen, who captured her Baylor shot a final-round their spring schedule April 21-22 They finished with a 3-under The Aggie Invitational. WEDNESDAY | APRIL 11, 2012 www.baylorlariat.com Sports the Baylor Lariat|7 Softball falls 3-0 in Waco’s final Battle of the Brazos By Krista Pirtle Sports Writer

The Baylor Lady Bears hosted the Battle of the Bra- zos for the final time as conference foes,falling to the Texas A&M Aggies 3-0. For the seniors, this was the first time the Aggies have left Getterman Stadium victorious. The Lady Bears only recorded four hits while Texas A&M hit 10. “Ten hits to four hits,” Baylor head coach Glenn Moore said. “I’m very disappointed in our effort. We had mental breakdowns this late in the season, and that shouldn’t happen. It doesn’t allow you to play your best. I still don’t think this team had thrown in the towel, but we aren’t talented enough to make the mistakes we made. We got outplayed again tonight. Outplayed.” Mel Dumezich for Texas A&M threw a complete

Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor game shutout with eight strikeouts and a walk. No. 15 freshman outfielder Adam Toth hits the ball for the first run of the game against UL-Monroe on Tuesday at “She’s the most underrated pitcher in the Big 12,” the Baylor Ballpark. The Bears won 7-5. senior Kayce Walker said. “We couldn’t execute. I feel like if we could have gotten one run across we could had started passing the bat, but we couldn’t do it.” Sophomore Liz Paul for Baylor pitched most of the game, allowing seven hits and one earned run.

Baseball keeps streak going Courtney Repka took the circle in the fifth inning Meagan Downing | Lariat Photographer and gave up three hits and two runs before Paul re- No. 9 outfielder Kathy Shelton goes for the catch during By Greg DeVries run until the sixth inning. The Bears loaded the bases entered. the Texas A&M game on Tuesday at Getterman Sta- Sports Writer “Early, my fastball [was work- again in the top of the fourth in- “She throws some good ball at times, but the con- dium. Baylor fell to Texas A&M 3-0. ing],” Ryan Smith said. “Later on, ning. Junior first baseman Max sistency is very frustrating to me or the lack thereof,” No. 8 Baylor baseball reached I just kept throwing breaking balls Muncy broke the tie on an RBI Moore said. Lady Bears as a grounder to first gave Walker the first 15 wins in a row after beating the and they were getting themselves fielder’s choice that gave the Bears The Aggies took a 1-0 lead in the top of the fourth Baylor hit of the evening. With two outs, Turk stepped Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks 7-5 out. It was a lot of fun.” a 4-3 lead. off a blooper between shortstop and left field. Earlier up to the plate and hit a shot to left field, and Holl Tuesday. Smith pitched 4.1 innings and The Warhawks tied the game in the inning with runners on first and second, Baylor followed reaching on an error by the third baseman. The Bears moved to 26-7 over- allowed two runs on four hits. after Toth committed an error in sophomore pitcher Liz Paul threw a wild pitch, ad- However, no run was scored as Shelton grounded out all with the win. Freshman right- “His pitch count was nothing. right field. The next batter was able vancing the runners to second and third. to third. handed pitcher Ryan Smith earned He was very efficient. I didn’t go to score the runner at third, giving The bases were loaded off an Aggie advancing to Keeping the Aggies off the board, Baylor tried to the win for Baylor. into this game thinking that any- Louisiana-Monroe a 5-4 lead. first off fielder’s choice, hitting a slow roller to Turk at bounce back in the bottom of the seventh inning. The Warhawks tallied three body was going to throw four-plus With the bases loaded in the third, who could only stare down the runner at third. Walker led off with a dink to shallow center field. runs in the top of the second in- innings,” head coach Steve Smith sixth, Muncy singled up the mid- After the run was scored, sophomore first baseman Freshman Sarah Crockett came in to pinch hit for ning to jump out to an early lead. said. “The thing I thought he was dle to score two runs and help the Holly Holl threw a runner out at first and senior center freshman shortstop Jordan Strickland, working deep The Bears responded with three really good at was locating fastballs Bears regain the lead. Ludy hit a fielder Kathy Shelton caught a fly ball in center field to into the count, seeing 14 pitches before striking out consecutive singles by senior left down.” deep sacrifice fly ball to center field end the inning. swinging. fielder Dan Evatt, junior third Senior catcher Josh Ludy that scored a run, giving Baylor a “She’s a warrior,” Moore said. “She’s having trouble Walker stole second base on the final swing by baseman Cal Towey and sopho- singled to start the bottom of the 7-5 lead. getting the rest of the team to follow her. All she can Crockett. more shortstop Jake Miller to load third. Junior center fielder Logan “[We] are treating it as a game do is play hard and hope the rest of the team jumps on Paul followed with a swinging strikeout of her own. the bases for freshman right fielder Vick hit his Big 12-leading 15th and [we] not getting worked up the wagon. She’s going to be a warrior no matter what.” With two outs, Turk stepped up to the plate and Adam Toth. Toth’s sacrifice fly to double of the season. With runners about being down early,” Towey The top of the fifth was not friendly for the Lady grounded out to shortstop to end the game. left field scored a run and advanced on second and third, Louisiana- said. “[The scoreboard] doesn’t Bears either. With runners on second and third, Texas “We are not a great team, number one, so we have to Towey to third. Monroe pitcher Alex Hermeling matter until it’s over.” A&M hit a shot to shallow center field, one that a div- be hitting on all cylinders,” Moore said. “We could be a Freshman right-handed pitcher balked to score Ludy and advance Sophomore left-hander Brad ing Kayce Walker could not keep in front of her, scor- good team but we aren’t even a good team right now.” Smith took the mound for Bremer Vick to third, cutting the lead to Kuntz closed out the game in the ing the two base runners, making the score 3-0. To end The Lady Bears have the weekend off to get ready in the top of the third inning. 3-2. With two outs, Towey singled ninth inning. Baylor will next take that inning, Turk jumped and snagged a blazing line mentally and physically for the rest of conference play. Smith struck out two batters in the to right field to score Vick from on Louisiana-Monroe at 4:05 p.m. drive. “We just have to keep fighting,” Walker said. “That’s inning and did not allow an earned third and tie the game at three. today at Baylor Ballpark. The bottom of the fifth looked promising for the all we can do.”

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Management: We’re Leasing 1108 S. University Parks Dr. Made Easy!! Schedule your Classified Ad today! WEDNESDAY | APRIL 11, 2012 | the News 8 Baylor Lariat www.baylorlariat.com Vulnerability in Java exposes thousands of Macs to hackers By Kayla Reeves not a virus. Viruses typically attack FlashbackChecker/wiki, a down- Reporter machines on their own, while this loadable application for Mac OS has to be invited by visiting a ma- that tests for infection. A vulnerability has been dis- licious website, said Adam Sealey, To see which version of Java covered for Java users that could senior information security ana- you have, visit javatester.org/ver- give hackers complete access to lyst. sion.html. If the version reported your computer. It uses a vulnerability com- by this tool is 1.6.0_31 or higher, Java is a software package that monly known as CVE-2012-0507 then it is up to date. allows users to run different pro- in some Java versions. “There is one loophole here, grams on the computer, said Carl The hackers try to trick people and it’s pretty huge,” Flynn said. courtesy Flynn, director of marketing and into visiting websites that run a “Mac users still running Mac OS communications for Information Java code to attack that vulnerabil- X 10.5, which was two updates ago, Technology and University Librar- ity, Flynn said. Art made accessible to all and have Java activated in their This gallery from the Kroller Muller museum is another example of the kinds of art that can be accessed ies. “They’ll make it look like browsers should disable Java im- by those using the Google Art Project website. Some of these programs are they’re Wells Fargo Bank and they mediately. There’s no patch avail- standalone applications, and oth- need you to update some informa- able for that one yet.” However, ers run in the browser, he said. tion, so you click the link, but re- from Page 1 this version is relatively old, and GOOGLE Once it is activated, the mal- ally it takes you to a site that’s set not likely to be common, he said. ware allows someone else to have up to deploy,” he said. source for art historians. an art history major, said she has you cannot see in 2D that are there The public computers on cam- the same access to our computers. Java versions five, six, and seven “The first thing that I saw on it browsed the site but has not used it in 3D,” she said. pus are not likely to be affected “Most of us have administra- are all vulnerable, and the malware was Botticelli’s ‘Birth of Venus’ — much in class. Pope, however, said the images because they use a particular pack- tor access, which means we can do has reportedly affected more than and wow,” she said. “I could see “I have perused the site, and the site uses and the walk-throughs age that minimizes vulnerability, anything and everything on that 600,000 Mac computers world- her eyelashes, strands of hair, each the quality is great,” she said. “I of the museums are a special thing and they have antivirus software imperfection. It’s got an awful lot of think it’s way better [quality] than computer. If you’re only logged wide, with a higher percentage in to look at. installed, he said. material at a very high quality.” ArtStore [an art database that Bay- on as a user, the exploits can only North America, Sealey said. “These images are beautiful. Information Technology Ser- She said she believes the project lor subscribes to], but ArtStore is do what a user can do, and usually “I have tested this vulnerability They are crystal clear,” Pope said. that’s not very much,” Flynn said. vices will send notifications soon is a great opportunity to get more quick and sufficient.” in my lab and managed to obtain “Being able to show them in the The “Flashback trojan” can af- full control of a victim computer,” about how updates on Baylor- insight to the artist as well as the Still, Riggins said she believes context of the museum today is fect Mac OS X computers, which he said. owned computers are handled. painting. “It gives you the closest any image on a screen cannot be something that would be of value.” are known for their supposed im- All users should ensure that It is too early in this malware’s chance to seeing inside an artist’s compared to the real thing, citing munity to viruses. they have the latest updating sys- development to determine who head,” she said. Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” as an The website can be found at Apple intentionally stopped tem installed and the latest Java is behind it or what they plan to Grapevine senior Alexi Riggins, example. “There are just things that www.googleartproject.com. making their computers come with version installed on their personal do with the infected computers, from Page 1 Java preinstalled because of issues machines, and they should be pro- Sealey said, but once someone has NCAA control of your computer, they can like this, Flynn said. tected, Flynn said. NCAA rules. ing two scholarships last year was are fine and close the case or can The users have to choose to in- He said students can go to do pretty much anything they want Jason King, writer of the ESPN. certainly significant even though it add harsher penalties, such as fur- stall any third party software and http://flashbackcheck.com/ to see including identity theft, fraud, or com article and Baylor alumni, didn’t hurt them too bad since they ther scholarship reduction or the risk getting hacked. if their computer has been infected release of sensitive information. said in an interview with ESPN won 40 games.” suspension of Drew and Mulkey Also, Flashback is malware and or go to https://github.com/jils/ Central Texas Radio Monday that The men’s team lost one schol- for a few conference games. he thought Baylor had done a good arship for both this season and from Page 1 The NCAA report found 405 OUTDOOR job self-imposing the penalties. next season, and the number of of- additional impermissible phone bubble tea. product information. Hoff said. “Taking Kim Mulkey off the ficial visits has been reduced from calls and texts in nine other Bay- Robb said the store is trying to The store will eventually ex- In the future, Hoff says the shop road for the entire month of July 12 to seven. fill the gap left by other area stores pand to include more footwear, might offer basic repair and main- this coming summer for recruit- King said the NCAA can now lor sports, ranging from football by providing a variety of outdoor climbing gear and more bicycle op- tenance clinics for students and ing,” King said. “That’s big. Dock- decide whether Baylor’s penalties to equestrian. services and a knowledgeable staff. tions. For now the store’s focus is residents. from Page 1 “We looked to fill the gaps, and on the rentals, camping equipment Outdoor Waco is open Monday FACULTY we tried to make sure our hires had and bicycles. through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 9 some knowledge in those areas,” Kyle Hoff, Outdoor Waco’s bike senators to fully support the pro- represented the university in a very Scholarly Achievement initiative p.m. and Sundays from noon until Robb said. manager, runs the repair shop and posal as offered, Beck said Henry’s very fine way, I think,” Beck said. (URSA) a standing committee. 6 p.m. Robb said the staff is expand- bicycle shop. Hoff has seven years proposal was well researched. “They did really good work.” Results from the Faculty Senate Store information and rental “The University Undergraduate Although the Senate only came ing their knowledge as they work of experience repairing bicycles elections were finalized Tuesday, at Outdoor Waco. The store is and the shop at Outdoor Waco of- rates for kayaks, bicycles, paddle Curriculum Committee that Dr. to a consensus on the plus-minus partnering with specific brands fers a full spectrum of service. boards and tandem bicycles are Henry chairs did a superb job of grading policy, they also discussed although they will not be publi- to make sure they can give cus- “We offer tune-ups, tire re- available at the store’s website, collecting information and talking for future consideration making cized until today at earliest, Beck tomers the most up-to-date placement and specialty repairs,” www.outdoorwaco.com. through the variations, and they the Undergraduate Research and said.

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Sunday, April 29 Reservations required by April 15, 2012 Cost is $10. This includes a BBQ dinner and transportation. Our charter bus departs at 2:30 p.m. from the Ferrell Center parking lot. We expect to return to campus at 10:30 p.m. Register Today! Join us for a Senior road trip www.baylor.edu/network/roadtrip to Independence, Texas, the place where Baylor began more than 165 years ago. Enjoy a BBQ dinner on the grounds, photos at sunset at the Independence columns and a pre-graduation celebration set amongst the rich history of the University.